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  1. arXiv

    Graph neural networks stop at predictions: GSD turns message passing into readable formulas and recovers expert descriptors in three systems

    Graph neural networks learn structure–property relationships from graphs of atoms and bonds, but those relationships stay in a latent space and are hard to read as scientific rules. Graph symbolic distillation (GSD) first uses a constrained message-passing architecture search to fix how information is transformed, propagated and aggregated, then fits each layer's learned transformation with a sparse symbolic expression while keeping graph connectivity and aggregation. Across halide-perovskite band gaps, molecular hydration free energies and multidentate adsorption on transition-metal surfaces, it rebuilds expert descriptors from elementary node and edge features and yields testable local-geometry, polarity–size and electronic–connectivity relationships.

  2. arXiv

    LLM interactive narratives get a common yardstick: three experience managers trade off differently on one shared world model, and none wins everywhere

    LLM-driven interactive narrative systems have been hard to compare because each experience manager is tied to its own bespoke scenario. An LLM-based narrative platform turns experience managers into interchangeable modules over a shared symbolic world model of facts, operations and goals, and every applied operation carries explicit preconditions and effects, so any session can be replayed as a common state-transition path. On a Little Red Riding Hood scenario, open generation, Monte Carlo repair and autonomous characters each ran 100 simulated sessions, and no manager led on all four properties: player agency, manager controllability, author intent and robustness.

  3. aclanthology.org

    Retrosynthesis stops guessing reactants: an 8B model disconnects bonds first and lifts feasible template diversity from 2.02 to 3.43 on rare reactions

    Retrosynthesis prediction shifts from emitting reactants directly to a four-stage reasoning trace that mirrors a chemist's disconnection strategy: product analysis, key-substructure identification, strategic bond disconnection, and synthetic-equivalent mapping. The model is fine-tuned on structured rationales from SyntheticRetro, then trained with reinforcement learning on a round-trip reward that passes predicted reactants through a forward synthesis model and rewards reconstructions of the original product. On the 500-instance ORDerly main test set, RetroReasoner (RL) reaches Exact@1 of 0.526 and Round-trip@1 of 0.826; on the rare atom/token subset it reaches a feasible ratio of 0.557 and template diversity of 2.97, above the same-architecture Prediction-Only (RL) at 0.478 and 1.97.

  4. arXiv

    PreviewDiff puts a multimodal critic inside the denoising loop, beating Best-of-N at matched compute on SDXL and LTX-Video

    PreviewDiff introduces a training-free test-time search method that decodes partial previews at selected denoising checkpoints, asks a multimodal judge to score and critique them, and uses the resulting natural-language feedback to branch over semantic prompt edits and locally re-noised latent continuations that are scored and selectively rolled forward, consistently outperforming budget-matched Best-of-N and scalar-search baselines on image and video generation benchmarks.

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